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What is difference between identification threshold and qualification threshold in impurity?
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Identification is the act of recognizing objects as a result of remembering them. Qualification is the act of being eligible for something.
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What is the effect of adding impurity on viscosty of liquid?
This depends on the type of this impurity.
Which is the pentavalent impurity is boron or germanium or indium or antimony?
Which is the pentavalent impurity is boron or germanium or indium or antimony
How does the melting behavior of lauric acid would change if an impurity was introduced in the sample?
An impurity lowers the melting point.
What is an impurity in coal?
black lump
Which impurity in coal that is oxidise and reacts with oxygen?
H2o
What is the pharmacopoeia monograph?
Pharmacopoeia mongraph is a compiled dataabout API or Product with its identification tests, Impurity profile, Assay method, test for impurity, solubility etc
Is coffee an impurity?
if dissolved in water, it can be called an impurity.
Why is pure gold not 100.0?
When working with metals it is sometimes extremely difficult to remove every last trace of impurity from a sample. A slight trace of impurity rarely makes much difference for most applications.
Is there a difference in boiling point in water and sulphur water?
Any added impurity can change the boiling point of a liquid.
Give me a sentence using the word impurity?
The impurity of the solution can be removed using various ways. This is a sentence using impurity word.
What is the effect of adding impurity on viscosty of liquid?
This depends on the type of this impurity.
What is a volatile impurity?
A volatile impurity is an impurity that can evaporate easily. Pharmacies use organic volatile impurities to manufacture certain types of drugs.
What is a sentence for impurity?
An impurity is, essentially, something that makes it not pure. An example sentence would be: The impurity in the crystal, made the value go down.
What is an impurity?
An impurity is anything which prevents a material from being 100% pure.
Why trivalent impurity is used?
Trivalent impurity is used to create a free electron when bonded with a silicon crystal.
Which is the pentavalent impurity is boron or germanium or indium or antimony?
Which is the pentavalent impurity is boron or germanium or indium or antimony
How conductvity of semiconductors changes with the presence of impurities?
If the impurity is of type "n" - an element (the impurity) that has 5 electrons in its outer shell - conduction will be mainly via electrons. If the impurity is of type "p" - the atoms of the impurity has 3 electrons in its outer shell - the conduction will be mainly via holes.
